Room Number: J-204

President: Hayley Anderson

Vice President: Ally Allen

How often do you meet? When?: Once a week on Tuesdays, A lunch.

What do you do at meetings?: Raise awareness about current events and controversial issues, such as abortion, predjudice, racism, and discrimination.

Requirements?: An interest in social issues and equality.

Benefits?: Making changes for HHS, inspiring awareness, and making your peers think about interesting issues.

Room number: M-322

President: Brianna Miller

How often do you meet? When?: Every monday during lunch A.

What do you do at meetings?: Collect monet through fundraisers to create the “Literary Cafe.” Also, club members take part in interactive creating writing activities.

Any requirements?: Imagination, and a sense of humor. Members also need dedication and a passion for writing.

Benefits?: Peer comments and criticism that help students grow not only as a writer but as a person.

Room number: J-210

Officers: To be determined

How oftern do you meet? When? Mondays and Thursdays during B lunch.

What do you do at meetings? We help plan prom and raise money.

Requirements? You must be dedicated and ready to actively participate.

Benefits? Some benefits include rasing money for the class, making new friends, and getting college recognition.

Room number: H-203

President: Christa Allen

Vice President: Katherine Athens

How often do you meet? When? Fridays during A lunch in H-203

What do you do at meetings? A weekly bible study.

Requirements? “To love Jesus.”

Benefits? Having a fellowship with other Christians and strengthening your relationship with Christ.

VP: Kelsey Sweetman

Secretary: Meghan Waters

Treasurer: Cailin Lantreich

Tuesdays and Fridays during B lunch and after school once a month.

Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Casey in room H-206

Requirements?

Attend meetings.

Benefits?

Community service, helping others, and meeting new people are just a few of the benefits.

What do you do?

Every meeting is started with a prayer, then the group gets into various committees. These committees provide support for projects such as feeding children in Africa, helping the homeless, and Project Eco. Also, members of the club bond with each other by playing games.

Basic overview:

This club was started by Holly Hemmer and Kelsey Sweetman as a way to bring together students who share similar morals and beliefs. Although it is a religious club, you don’t have to be religious to join. The club was designed to be encouragement to keep faith alive among students in high school.

Fridays during A and B lunch (B is optional), and after school as needed.

Mrs. Gillis in room E-102.

Requirements?

Members must love animals and want to help them.

Benefits?

Through the Humane Society Club, you can attend volunteer projects, and gain volunteer hours.

What do you do?

At meetings, members discuss animal welfare. Outside of school, the club attends events in which animals are benefited 

President: Rebecca Duty

Fridays during A and B lunch (B is optional), and after school as needed.

Mrs. Gillis in room E-102.

Requirements?

Members must love animals and want to help them.

Benefits?

Through the Humane Society Club, you can attend volunteer projects, and gain volunteer hours.

What do you do?

At meetings, members discuss animal welfare. Outside of school, the club attends events in which animals are benefited

VP: Hannah Finlayson

Secretary: Shelbie Stahr

Treasurer: Kelsea Harris

The club meets every Tuesday, during A lunch, and after school about once a month to celebrate major holidays.

Mrs. Wilkosz, Mrs. Hoch, and Mrs. Sebo in room E-111

Requirements?

To be in Foreign Language Club, students must share a love of languages and be willing to become more informed about cultures.

Benefits?

Learn about different cultures and languages. Gain leadership skills through holding an office. Learn how to plan for big events.

What do you do?

During lunch, the club plans celebrations, which take place after school. They also make power points about the history of the holidays that will be celebrated in the club. The club spends time watching movies in other languages.

VP: Maurice Harris

Secretary: Devyn Catterton

Treasurer: Emily Kong

Meetings are held every Thursday after-school and Fridays during B lunch.

Ms. Morlan in M-305. (Lunch meetings are in the Broadcasting Room)

Requirements?

Eagerness and enthusiasm for helping others.

Benefits?

Give back to our community, service learning hours, great extracurricular activity

What do you do?

Key club is a service organization dedicated to helping others. Some projects include the food drive, UNICEF, Spring Baskets for Calvert Memorial Hospital and the Kiss A Senior Goodbye fundraiser.